Toodaloo, a new snack brand dedicated to healing the mind, body, spirit and planet, launched a line of adaptogenic trail mixes. Available in five varieties, each trail mix is crafted with care and infused with adaptogenic herbs and superfoods that restore balance.

How About That's trail mix contains 17g of fat, 4g of protein and 3g of net carbs with zero added sugars. The sweet variation is tossed with avocado oil and sea salt, making it a clean, ketogenic trail mix.

With the strong consumer push toward more protein and less refined sugar in our diets, fruits and nuts are experiencing a culinary renaissance.

Trail mixes continue to climb in popularity and Lehi Valley continues to innovate with distinctive combinations of nuts and dried fruits.

Consumer demand for ethnic snack flavors continues to increase, and according to market research firm IRI, the Hispanic community is the fastest-growing ethnic group nationally, spending more than $94.7 billion on consumer product goods annually.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: The move is part of the company’s mission to provide convenient, and “better for you” snacking products featuring the lean protein power of beef jerky.

New Food & Beverage Products Video: Pure Foods launched Trail Chips™, a snack that puts trail mix nutrition in a thin, crispy chip.

The energy-boosting trend may have originated in the beverage arena, but recent introductions prove it certainly has spread its wings into other categories.